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They go OK, especially the smaller ones. Released this guy though as I was after Flatties.

100%, took a lot of skill on my part ;-)

Thanks Joe, I am so out of practice with the beach worming! The first 40 mins of footage was me cursing out at how crap I was.

Next on the list with any luck. There was some good holes and gutters, just need some better conditions!

The northern end of the beach you mean? (Callala local)

I don't quite have your uncanny ability to catch them in any conditions ;-)

Yep, next time we will pick some better conditions!

Too true mate!

​@@windyfishing9563 Fishing closer to the rocks near river mouth would of possibly got you stud bream

He swam off strongly, only out of the water for a little bit longer than the short vid.

I used to use ball sinkers mainly on the beach, but last few years gone to stars due to the constant rips and sweeps been getting. Good advise, thanks!

LOL! Yep, only so much fluky Jewfish captures I can take!

Those jaws on them are scary! Not normally something I get one the beaches but they are so flat with no swell at the moment.

Sure is, amazing critters.

You need to sought of sidecast luderick rigs out.or a simple soft enough lob so the float doesnt summersault

@@tiller_gorilla7220 Spot on, all down to the gear. That ISO rod I use is super light and 5.3m, designed for float fishing. Was never very good with a sidecast!

- @@tiller_gorilla7220 Cheers. My first session was a lot of cursing and trying to change my rigs, mono, depth, weights etc.. Will try again.

@@My-Amazing-Life try swinging the rod from beside you then slowly add bit more oomph each time until you comfortable.you can do it with a spin reel and an alvey this way then as you progress lift your rod up a bit more.youll get there,its all learning.Angling is an art form.

Prefer the Tailor smoked Stampy. I do like the Salmon as Sashimi though, didnt keep one this time.

I copied they key when you weren't looking mate!

@@windyfishing9563 fair bump

Thanks Joe. Really is a lovely beach and in winter, very deserted!

Thank you R

Mine seems alright mate on the tv

I have had some issues with the microphone on the camera I have on the tripod, could be that? Latest thing is an intermittent clicking, very frustrating.

Thanks mate, love being on the rocks in winter.

My first thought was Jewfish, but I was getting some solid Salmon before and after. Oh well, next time!

Thanks Stampy!

Thanks Joe!

Thanks mate. I normally have mine but forgot it. Didn't even realise until I was looking at the footage!

So they should fine em.too many cowboys giving us long time fishos a bad name. Fines arnt high enough

Nice work Brian, 5kg is fair old lump of a Salmon! I recently tried some a Sashimi, surprisingly good!

@@windyfishing9563 average probably 2-3 kg which is a great fish for a Victorian! But a couple were as a long as my leg holding them from the tail and fat…dropped many more than I landed too. Interestingly blue surf poppers on average got hit 4-1 when compared to pilchard baits (paternoster with surf popper and ganged pillie) Lure fishing was a fish a cast when a school came through but hard work when the y moved in. Such an under valued fish. Love sashimi so will have to try it next time.

Go at low tide and you'll spot them. Usually best to fish them 1½ ours either side of low tide, and preferebly sunrise you'll get good whiting and flathead.

Also reading the waves will help you see where the gutters are. Go during daylight at low tide and you'll see how the water behaves around the gutters

Heya mate, it extends out to 5.3m. Very useful for high wharfs and rock platforms. They can be quite expensive but you can find them at specialist ISO stores (Iso Lifestyle) or ebay.

I quite like it, I have a much lighter Shimano one too that is a lot of fun. I have caught some small Drummer on it but to be honest I think a medium sized one would be a handful. Planning to chase Drummer this winter a little more on the ISO rods but I might go up to a slightly heavier 3.0 size.

@@windyfishing9563 haha sounds like fun! Thanks for the reply mate. Whats the lighter shimano one you have out of curiosity and which do you prefer for the luderick?

Its a Shimano Radix 1.2-350 and I prefer it for Luddies, so much fun especially on some of the really big Luderick we get in the Harbour at times.

@@windyfishing9563 interesting, so the shimano #1.2 is a lighter rod than the ifl #1 Guess one manufacturers #1 is another manufacturers #2 hey lol Might go check it out tomorrow. Thanks again mate 🤝

Heya mate, down at the Port Hacking system. There are plenty of rock ledges and kelp beds to target on both side of the system. I just move around until I find where the Squid are.

Heya mate, mine is an old Daiwa Heartland HLA1202MRS. It is a 12', 10-20lb rod. Don't think you can get them anymore and it has served me well for many years.

Heya mate, thanks for the Sub! I just started watching a few of your beach fishing sessions, seems we frequent the same beaches at times! Subbed back ;-)

Cheers mate - I am from Canberra, so I frequent beaches from Lakes Entrance in Vic all the way up to about Durras in NSW!

I am from Cooma originally and most of my family are in Canberra. I am in Sydney so I don't get down the south coast as much as I used to. When I did I spent most of my time from Merimbula up to Tuross, love that part of the world.